Tennessee’s durable, technically sound left tackle in 2015
Kerbyson was a high-value SEC offensive lineman for Tennessee, starting all 13 games at left tackle in 2015 and allowing zero sacks on 252 pass attempts while grading out at 92 percent, with his game built on durability, assignment consistency, and run-game power rather than flash. He also helped power a Tennessee offense that averaged 223.7 rushing yards per game and finished his career on a 26-game starting streak, which points to reliability and toughness. If you need a steady, physical tackle who can anchor a run-first identity, he fit that mold extremely well.[2][3]
